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2015

Bank of England expresses concerns over buy-to-let boom

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The growth of the buy-to-let market is causing the Bank of England some concern.

There has been a 40% increase on buy-to-let lending since 2008.

The Bank said “….the sector could pose risks to broader financial stability, both through credit risk to banks and the amplification of movements in the housing market”

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